Outdoor Senior Photography Session
Senior photography sessions in the Spring may seem like the perfect time, especially when the flowers begin to bloom. Well, this Spring season in Southern California has brought us an abundance of rain, offering a refreshing change from our usual dry weather. And while scheduling an outdoor session can be a challenge amidst the rain, the wait was undoubtedly worth it.
Despite rescheduling our senior photoshoot twice due to rain, the outcome was nothing short of magical. The soft, diffused light among the blooming wildflowers, sagebrush, and the majestic San Gabriel Mountains created the perfect backdrop for capturing stunning images.
Meet Sophia – Class of 2024
Meet Sophia, a member of the class of 2024 and a student at Bonita High School in La Verne, CA. With her bright future ahead, Sophia will be heading to Vanguard University in Orange County this Fall. It has been an absolute joy watching Sophia blossom into the confident and beautiful young woman she is today.
As I carefully edited Sophia’s images, I found myself overcome with emotion. Seeing her accomplishments, from excelling in varsity cheer and varsity golf to mastering the piano, fills me with immense pride. Congratulations, Sophia, on your achievements!
Without further ado, take a moment to scroll down and immerse yourself in some of the highlights from Sophia’s unforgettable session!
In addition to specializing in newborn and family photography, capturing the essence of high school seniors as a senior photographer holds a special place in my heart. As they embark on the exciting journey into adulthood, preserving their unique stories through photography becomes a cherished way to commemorate this significant milestone. If you’re interested in celebrating your senior’s achievements and capturing their individuality in timeless portraits, I would be honored to be a part of this unforgettable experience. Just provide some details when filling out my contact form so I can help create a magical experience for your senior.
